Governor Carlito S. Marquez proclaims Banga Tibyog Municipal Candidates during a Press Conference. They are (l to r) Eduardo Garcia Revesencio, Bryan Puebla Quimpo, Noel Lipana Redison, Rodolfo Roque Sta. Maria, Vicente Rodrigo Seraspi, Jr. Josel Manzanares Rata, Jonna Morales Torres for Sangguniang Bayan Members, Gelacio Rebaldo Guarino for Vice Mayor, and Melanio Malacaman Rentillo, Jr. for Mayor. Stanley Leigh Gonzales Macahilig for SB member is not in the picture.
Governor Carlito S. Marquez proclaimed municipal candidates for Banga in the May 2010 elections. The proc-lamation was held on Wednesday morning, November 18 in the ASU Review Center, Banga, Aklan.
Proclaimed are Melanio M. Rentillo, Jr. for mayor; Gelacio R. Guarino – vice mayor, and Jonna Morales Torres, Josel Manzanares Rata; Vicente R. Seraspi, Jr. Rodolfo R. Sta. Maria, Stanley Leigh G. Macahilig, Noel L. Redison, Bryan P. Quimpo, and Eduardo G. Revesencio for Sangguniang Bayan members.
The proclamation was graced by barangay leaders from the 30 barangays of Banga. Former SP member Franklin Quimpo and former Vice Governor Ronquillo C. Tolentino were also present.
Acting Mayor Rentillo, during the press conference, revealed he will work very hard to reclaim the title of his town as "Banga the Beautiful" and as the Social Capital of Aklan. He did not tell how will he do it, "but with the cooperation of all Banganhons, we will do it".
Rentillo will continue the construction of the "dome" Mayor Antoio Maming has started. It will be done into a beautiful structure people will learn to love. Some P5 million was already spent including the P1.7 million fund of LGU Banga. It will be a waste of resources if what is started is demolished, Rentillo pointed out. /MP
1 comment:
Hello,
What is more wasteful, a) spending money to demolish the structure or b) spending money to finish the structure? Money spent are already sunk costs. In the meantime, what happens to the other urgent and basic needs of the population that are waiting to be funded? I hope there are already none that we can afford to spend more money on the structure that will most likely be used by, how many again?
Regards,
Elmar M. Gomez
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